GERMAN-AMERICAN CRISIS
DIPLOMATIC WHITTLING A COMPROMISE ON J- ILLEGAL " Br ToltEraiih—Preeß Association—Copyriefct Washington, February.7. Germany has agreed that reprisals must not be directed against any other than enemy subjects. It is probable that the United States will accept this phrase as a substitute for the word "illegal" incorporated in the Lusitania Notes referring to the submarine campaign. PRACTICALLY SETTLED. (Rec. February 8, 11.50 p.m.) London, February 8. Router's New York correspondent Bays: "A choice of -words will not be permitted to interfere with the Lusitania negotiations. America will not insist on the use of the word 'illegal* or 'disavowal.' It is believed that the case is practically settled." AN AMBASSADORIAL OPINION. (Rec. February 8, 8.5 p.m.) Copenhagen, February 7. Mr. Henry Morgeuthau, American Ambassador to Constantinople, passed through here' en route to Washington on an important mission. Ho said that he did not beliovo in the possibility of a German-American conflict.
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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2690, 9 February 1916, Page 5
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